GMB designs, builds, and operates water and wastewater systems across the Netherlands—from drinking-water distribution and treatment plants to dike reinforcement and sludge processing. The tech stack is heavily weighted toward Autodesk civil engineering tools (Civil 3D, AutoCAD, Navisworks) and GIS platforms, reflecting a design-and-build business that manages complex infrastructure projects. Hiring is dominated by engineering roles (29 open positions) with mid-to-senior seniority, a lean operations backbone, and active projects spanning water supply, wastewater treatment, and harbor transformation—consistent with a company scaling delivery capacity on large public contracts.
GMB operates across four core service lines: water quality and treatment plant projects (design, construction, and long-term operations), wastewater and sewerage systems (renovation and management), drinking-water distribution infrastructure, and bio-energy recovery from municipal and industrial sludge. The company processes sludge from wastewater treatment facilities in-house, converting waste into energy and recovered nutrients. Founded in 1963, GMB serves Dutch government agencies and utilities as both a capital-project contractor and ongoing operations partner. The workforce spans 501–1,000 employees based in Opheusden, with active projects including the Groningen drinking-water network, The Hague sewerage renovation, Rotterdam harbor transformation, and dike reinforcement initiatives.
Civil 3D, AutoCAD, Navisworks Manage, and ArcGIS Pro. These tools dominate the stack and reflect GMB's focus on complex infrastructure modeling and project visualization.
Active projects include the Groningen drinking-water pipeline, The Hague sewerage renovation, Rotterdam harbor transformation, dike reinforcement, wastewater treatment plant renovations, and drinking-water pumping station upgrades.
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